A: Hi freebie8,

Thanks for your questions, please allow me to address each of them in turn:

1. Video Analysis
Video analysis is our top priority, but unfortunately we won't be able to provide an accurate eta at this time.

In terms of credits, this will ultimately be determined by the variable AI cost associated with the final analysis. It is likely we will offer some type of quick analysis to provide cost effective analysis, in addition to our usual level of granular detail.

The cost to analyze a video will almost definitely be directly proportionate to it's length, so there will be a difference in credit costs to analyze a 15 second ad vs a 15 minute YouTube video.

I appreciate you were probably hoping for more definite information, but a lot can change in AI over the course of a month or two!

2. Scripts
Creative Score can analyze written content by selecting the 'Article/PR' option. However, as the name suggests, this is aimed at blog articles or press releases. The Copy and Story Telling analysis will prove valuable for analysis of a script, but at the moment there will be some redundant analysis when specifically analyzing a script (for example, the visual flow is important for a blog article, but not for a script).

We have been provided with some similar use cases recently, and are exploring how feasible adding this kind of media type would be.

3. Usage Rights
Absolutely, the analysis you produce via Creative Score is yours to do with as you please. We have a number of customers who use Creative Score to analyze assets, use their own expertise to decide which feedback is most valuable to their clients and turn this into a paid-for presentation.

We have a full white label offering available as part of our Enterprise offering, but it isn't feasible to include this in our AppSumo lifetime deal.

4. PDF Exports
Export functionality is a consistent request, and one we have had in our roadmap for some time. The biggest challenge we have is trying to avoid the information overload that occurs when all the analysis is provided in PDF format.

I'd love to hear if you have any ideas for how we might be able to deliver the most value through an export, without the resulting document being too dense to digest?

Thanks again for your questions,
Jordan